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EFIS-D100 Installation Guide - Dynon Avionics

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Appendix<br />

Mounting Tab Dimensions<br />

The dimensions for the included mounting tab are below. Note that the tab does not extend<br />

behind the panel perpendicularly. This sharper angle causes the HS34 to pull itself against the<br />

panel when screwed into the tab.<br />

HS34 Mounting<br />

As shown in diagram at right, make a rectangular cutout<br />

– oriented either vertically or horizontally, depending on<br />

HS34 version ordered – of 1.45” by 4.75” (3.69 cm by<br />

12.07 cm). Drill three holes at the locations specified in<br />

the diagram. Your HS34 also shipped with a life-sized<br />

mounting template for making this cutout and drilling<br />

the mounting tab holes. Secure the mounting tab to your<br />

panel in whatever way you desire. Riveting it to the<br />

panel is ideal, but drilling holes for mounting screws<br />

and nuts also works.<br />

Upon securing the mounting tab to the back of your<br />

panel, slide the HS34 into it. Because the mounting tab<br />

does not extend behind the panel perpendicularly, the<br />

HS34 must slide into the panel such that only the top (or<br />

right, for the horizontal version) of the bezel meets the<br />

panel. The tapered mounting screw fits into the PEM<br />

nut at the end of the mounting tab. Use the included<br />

7/64” Allen wrench to secure the mounting screw into<br />

the mounting tab. As you screw the mounting screw<br />

tighter, the bottom (or left, for the horizontal version) of<br />

the bezel moves closer to the panel. Once it touches the<br />

panel, do not turn the mounting screw any further.<br />

7-18 <strong>EFIS</strong>-<strong>D100</strong> <strong>Installation</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>

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